Israel Elections
Israeli elections: New poll shows Eisenkot gain, Bennett dip, blocs frozen at 60–50
Despite shifts among individual party leaders, the overall balance between the blocs remains unchanged: 60 seats for the opposition and 50 for the coalition.
Bennett’s poll surge could be pushing him toward Likud, Yesh Atid MK warns
Social activist Omri Ronen joins The Democrats Party ahead of 'fateful' Israel elections
Trump's progress in Gaza may be used to delay a new Israeli invasion of Gaza - analysis
The election results and what we should expect - opinion
Within a week or two, we shall be much the wiser about the makeup of Israel’s 37th government, and within several months we shall know whether the fears of what it may seek to do are justified.
Grapevine November 4, 2022: Ben-Gvir – a new political star
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Israel's Herzog to meet with party heads to pick MK to form gov't
Unlike similar meetings conducted by Herzog's predecessor, these consultations are expected to proceed very quickly as it is already known Benjamin Netanyahu will likely get the mandate.
Only a 'matter of time' until next assassination in Israel - Gantz
Defense Minister Benny Gantz went off script and lashed out at the Right's conduct during the Israeli election campaign.
How Israel's elections will influence the US midterms - opinion
Israel has just shown the West that its citizens were more than capable of expressing themselves clearly and unambiguously. This is the message that needs to be internalized in America.
Deliver us from our electoral mess
If democracy is truly about noise, then the Jewish state has been nothing short of cacophonous of late and for all the wrong reasons.
Israel's elections in 2022 were haunted by the ghosts of 2018 - takeaways
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: At the end of the day, Israel has a lot of centrist voters, but they still don’t seem to bring home more than 35 mandates, which is around 1.2 million votes.
Is Itamar Ben-Gvir the real winner of Israel's elections?
MIDDLE ISRAEL: Activist, rabble-rouser and lawyer Itamar Ben-Gvir, is the politician who outsmarted Benjamin Netanyahu himself.
Israel election results due to Bennett and Lapid's utter failure
INSIDE POLITICS: After Bennett’s prime ministerial hubris destroyed his party and brought down the coalition, Lapid’s same pride and boastfulness led his camp to what many consider its doomsday.
Netanyahu won Israel's elections because of Lapid bloc's faults
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: The anti-Netanyahu bloc has three people to blame: Yair Lapid, Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli and Balad leader MK Sami Abou Shahadeh.
